For 13 years, Zsazsa, a spirited dog and cherished member of the Sabello family, was more than just a pet—she was a loyal friend, running partner, and constant source of joy. In dog years, her age reached 74, a lifetime filled with memories that will forever live in the hearts of those who loved her.

Zsazsa was well known to family and friends as a lively companion. She often ran alongside her owner at Plaza Independencia, matching stride for stride, and spent playful afternoons on Mc-Arthur Boulevard with boundless energy. “She was my running buddy and my best friend,” her owner recalled, remembering those carefree days.

Among their fondest experiences together were dog competitions, where Zsazsa’s energy and spirit shone brightly. But beyond the games and activities, she provided something even greater: comfort and companionship. “Thank you, Zsazsa, for the laughter, for protecting my family, and for loving Naya,” her owner shared. “You understood me, even on days when I was too tired to walk. You gave hugs and loyalty that no one else could.”

Her presence became a part of every season and celebration. One tradition was especially dear—having Zsazsa by the family’s side every Christmas Eve, even during the noise of fireworks. This year, that absence is deeply felt. “Christmas is not the same without her,” her family admitted.

More than a pet, Zsazsa taught her family lessons about love, patience, and devotion. She was there during school days, family milestones, and quiet evenings alike. Each memory carries a reminder of the bond between humans and animals—a bond built on trust, joy, and unconditional care.

“Zsazsa, you taught me how to love more,” her owner wrote in tribute. “You will always be part of my story and my heart. Thank you for 13 years of love and loyalty.”